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By *agatoXXXMan 34 weeks ago
Gone and completely forgotten. |
"The cars, definitely the cars.
Lamborghini
Aston Martin
Ferrari
Bugatti
Jaguar
Citreon (just kidding)  "
I couldn't include Aston in that list, as I was never keen on the 70's/80's Vantage or DBS. Too muscle car-y for my liking, and the DB7 mostly came from the F*rd perts bin. |
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"The cars, definitely the cars.
Lamborghini
Aston Martin
Ferrari
Bugatti
Jaguar
Citreon (just kidding)
I couldn't include Aston in that list, as I was never keen on the 70's/80's Vantage or DBS. Too muscle car-y for my liking, and the DB7 mostly came from the F*rd perts bin."
I know they weren't the best machines, but beautiful muscle cars. Far better than the yank versions of the time. |
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"The cars, definitely the cars.
Lamborghini
Aston Martin
Ferrari
Bugatti
Jaguar
Citreon (just kidding)
I couldn't include Aston in that list, as I was never keen on the 70's/80's Vantage or DBS. Too muscle car-y for my liking, and the DB7 mostly came from the F*rd perts bin."
I disagree. The V8 Vantage Zagato was an 80s classic. |
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By *agatoXXXMan 34 weeks ago
Gone and completely forgotten. |
"The cars, definitely the cars.
Lamborghini
Aston Martin
Ferrari
Bugatti
Jaguar
Citreon (just kidding)
I couldn't include Aston in that list, as I was never keen on the 70's/80's Vantage or DBS. Too muscle car-y for my liking, and the DB7 mostly came from the F*rd perts bin.
I know they weren't the best machines, but beautiful muscle cars. Far better than the yank versions of the time. "
I get your point, but after the beauty of the DB5/6... |
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"about the 80s?
For me it's the music and the car's although some of the movies were ok too. "
G'day OP,
I was born and grew up in Sydney so for me it was just hanging out with my mates at the beach for 9 months of the year.
They were really good times,
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"My mum chose all my clothes, so I could blame someone else for my bad fashion choices. Unlike now 
I'd like to take you shopping   "
Ok. But I veto fluorescent cycling shorts and jelly shoes. And no bumbags! |
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"My mum chose all my clothes, so I could blame someone else for my bad fashion choices. Unlike now
I'd like to take you shopping
Ok. But I veto fluorescent cycling shorts and jelly shoes. And no bumbags! "
So long as blue underwear is on the list. |
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By *glyBettyTV/TS 34 weeks ago
Sitting on the table |
"The commodore 64.
Unreliable. Slow. Cumbersome"
Did you see it's competition though?
The Amstrad CPC ran at about 4 frames per second the moment there's more than 2 colours on screen, and had a built-in tape deck which meant you had to basically replace the entire computer when the tape drive malfunctioned. This is how Alan Sugar made his millions 
And the ZX Spectrum was at the other extreme, where it came with ZERO peripherals...not even built-in joystick ports, and everything went through flimsy expansion ports at the back. It didn't even have an off-switch. To turn it off you basically unplugged it at the mains.
Commodore 64 was luxurious compared to these |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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The deregulation of advertising restrictions to children by reagan administration politician, mark fowler.
Actually I was being sarcastic.
-However I did think "transformers" was great as a kid.. |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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"The commodore 64.
Unreliable. Slow. Cumbersome
Did you see it's competition though?
The Amstrad CPC ran at about 4 frames per second the moment there's more than 2 colours on screen, and had a built-in tape deck which meant you had to basically replace the entire computer when the tape drive malfunctioned. This is how Alan Sugar made his millions
And the ZX Spectrum was at the other extreme, where it came with ZERO peripherals...not even built-in joystick ports, and everything went through flimsy expansion ports at the back. It didn't even have an off-switch. To turn it off you basically unplugged it at the mains.
Commodore 64 was luxurious compared to these "
The was something charming about the spectrum, with its black and white style graphics..I went round to my neighbours who had one, a lot. Possibly preferred it to the commodore even. |
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By *orny PTMan 34 weeks ago
Peterborough |
"The yamaha dx 7 synth."
Don't let Jean Michel Jarre hear that. Yes, I know how common it was, but that's like saying Stock Aitken and Waterman are great because they saturated the charts in that decade. |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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"The yamaha dx 7 synth.
Don't let Jean Michel Jarre hear that. Yes, I know how common it was, but that's like saying Stock Aitken and Waterman are great because they saturated the charts in that decade."
I want a yamaha cs80 now... |
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By *orny PTMan 34 weeks ago
Peterborough |
"The deregulation of advertising restrictions to children by reagan administration politician, mark fowler.
Actually I was being sarcastic.
-However I did think "transformers" was great as a kid.."
Die cast metal transformers, not plastic imitations. |
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The porn was cool , it was really hard to get hold of so when you did get a porno video you certainly became popular, never mind the dodgy copy with lines running through the middle of the picture |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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Rocky 4
The guns and roses album 'appetite for destruction'.
michael jackson's music videos.
The friendships I had with other kids in the neighbourhood, I wonder what became of them sometimes.
Raleigh chopper bikes and BMXs.
Collecting garbage pail kids sticker cards.. |
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I just loved the clubs in Brighton.
If I wanted to shake my disco shit there was The Suite, or Pink Coconut.
If I wanted comedy, art, coffee, and Alternative music and dancing there was The Zap, or Sister Ray's.
If I wanted to shake my shit to the Communards and Weather Girls and politely disappoint the gay guys who wanted my bumhole, it was Manhattan's.
And Wham! was played in all of them.
A lot of fun for a 16-19 year old  x |
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In the 80s they discovered the formula for making family-friendly films that were equally popular with every age-group - Ghostbusters, Gremlins, Back To The Future, Indiana Jones, etc. And then in the 90s they lost it and with the occasional exception we never really got it back. |
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